Semantic and morphological partitives in the Uralic languages
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Acquisition of Locative Case Markers in Finno-Ugric languages: A case study on Finnish L2 - Document - Gale Academic OneFile
Is it hard to learn Finnish? I think that grammar will be not really hard to understand, but I want to know are there many exceptions in Finnish like irregular verbs or
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The Estonian case system, singular case forms of raamat 'book'. | Download Table
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Henry-setä miró y vio un pyörremyrsky”. Nonce Borrowing in Spanish-Finnish bilingual children. Judith Ansó Ros Spanish Department University of Turku. - ppt download
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Anne Tamm anne.tamm AT unifi.it University of Florence Research Institute of Linguistics,Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest International Workshop. - ppt download
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Acquisition of Locative Case Markers in Finno-Ugric languages: A case study on Finnish L2 - Document - Gale Academic OneFile
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Uldis Balodis on Twitter: "A new Livonian-learning song from the UL Livonian Institute: Ku ma randõ lǟb (When I go to the shore) by Ulla Fraser. Learn to use the partitive case
The (non-)prototypicality of Direction : The (allative and illative) case(s) of Finnish | Seppo Kittilä
An Introduction to Finnish Cases with Irina Pravet | Finnish language, Learn finnish, Finnish words
